Iris.AI our fierce (female) research scientist Recently, there’s been a series of blog posts on a topic very close to home. It has popped up in the light of Microsoft’s sex crazed nazi chat bot, but spans a much broader question. Why is it that the AI’s we are building are mostly female? Bloggers have pointed […]
Learning from AlphaGo A lot of people have compared DeepMind’s AlphaGo to IBM’s Deep Blue after the former’s well publicized defeat of the 18-time go world champion, Lee Se-dol. And some of the comparison have been drawn in an attempt to take away some of the merit attributed to DeepMind’s AI and the achievement it […]
The case for open AI There is little doubt that we are in the middle of a surge in Artificial Intelligence research and development. New advances are being aggressively pursued on a wide variety of fields from autonomous driving to automatic scheduling, to name a couple. One of the aspects that we spend more time […]
How it all started Of course, you can read our brief bios on our site, but we’d like to give you a little richer story too. After all, this company was founded because of the team, not any initial idea. The summer of 2015 Maria, Jacobo and Anita met at Singularity University’s GSP15. With a […]
After the initial launch of Iris.ai a lot of interested people have contacted us to find out more about our technology, our future roadmap and the impact we ambition to generate in the world. One of them was our friend from Chalmers University of Technology Christian Berger, Associate professor in Software Engineering at the Computer […]
